État

Émirat de Sicile

Islamic principality that ruled the island of Sicily from 948 to 1091

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Cette frontière
827–1091 apr. J.-C.
Fondation
827 apr. J.-C.
Fin
1091
Capitale
Palerme

Vue d’ensemble

The island of Sicily (Arabic: صِقِلِّيَة, romanized: Ṣiqilliya) was under Islamic rule from the late ninth to the late eleventh centuries. It became a prosperous and influential commercial power in the Mediterranean, with its capital of Palermo (بَلَرْم, Balarm) serving as a major cultural and political center of the Muslim world.

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Tous les dirigeants (15)

  1. Abdallah ibn Abbas ibn al-Fadl862 apr. J.-C.
  2. Abū l-Qāsim al-Hasan948–953 apr. J.-C.
  3. Ahmad ibn al-Hasan al-Muizziyya953–969 apr. J.-C.
  4. Ahmad ibn al-Hasan al-Kalbi954–969 apr. J.-C.
  5. Ya'is969 apr. J.-C.
  6. Ahmad ibn al-Hasan al-Muizziyya969–970 apr. J.-C.
  7. Abu al-Qasim970–982 apr. J.-C.
  8. Jābir al-Kalbī982–983 apr. J.-C.
  9. Ja'far ibn Muhammad983–986 apr. J.-C.
  10. Jaʿfar al-Kalbī983–986 apr. J.-C.
  11. Abd Allāh al-Kalbī985–989 apr. J.-C.
  12. Yūsuf ibn al-Kalbī986–998 apr. J.-C.
  13. Abd Allāh al-Kalbī986 apr. J.-C.
  14. Yūsuf ibn al-Kalbī989–997 apr. J.-C.
  15. Giafar al-Kalbi II998–1019 apr. J.-C.

Notices (1)

  1. 1071 — Battle of PalermoBataille · Normans ▸ Kalbid Emirate

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